Motorcycle Windshield 28X12cm Universal Clip On Extension Spoiler Adjustable Wind Deflector Transparent Air Deflector for Motorcycle Sportbikes Scooter Sunvisor

This is brilliant, it’s cheap, it fixes solidly to the existing windshield and is rock steady at speeds over 90mph (so I’ve heard) and it pushes the wind up over my crash helmet whereas before I was getting turbulence hitting me in the visor that made 70mph feel like I was pressing my lid against a kango. It really is a fabulous bit of plastic. It’s a tiny faff assembling but really nothing too complicated.I fit this to my Harley Heritage Classic as the only alternative to importing a taller windshield from the US. I may still get that taller windshield, but functionality this has completely changed motorway rides from painful and dangerous to a breeze.i can ride with my visor open at over 60mph and at higher speeds i can focus on the road not on the head wobble.

Very good value for money, but it takes a bit of working out how it all fits together, what you need to do to adjust it, and then when you've got it adjusted to its job, loosening it all to get it to be central on the screen you are fitting it to. If you like simple 3-D puzzles, get it - I really enjoyed setting it up! If you struggle with such, pick you pal who does and get them to sort it for you. IRL, for the money, a great little screen extender that makes progress quieter (if you want to whoosh the wind away from your helmet) or less buffeting (if you want less push back on your chest). If you want both, you really want a bigger screen IMO, but this is an affordable step to working that out for sure (some aftermarket screens run into the hundreds, so worth the spend to work out if you really want to invest in one). Like I say, I enjoyed the fiddling, it makes my ride quieter; it doesn't look awful fitted, and affordable to replace if it breaks (is actually good enough quality, but a stone-chip would smithereen it I suspect - visor likely saved though - again a financial save?!)

I ftted this to my 2022 Honda cb500x and it works a treat. Yes a bit fiddly to put together, just use other reviewers images for reference and you will get there in the end. I have my standard screen on highest setting and always suffered a bit with a bit of buffeting and a fair amount of wind noise above 50mph, I am 5' 10". This is now vastly reduced especially wind noise, well worth doing . At £14 an absolute bargain. Fittings mostly plastic but providing you take your time and do it properly it mounts very rigidly and is easy to adjust.

Once together it functions well, great adjustability & feels very secure on the bike. The instructions enlighten & confuse in equal measure but once sussed out & together it is a nice addition to the bike.

Like other reviews have said its horrible to put together. Why it doesn't come assembled is baffling.It broke on its first trip because of the flimsy plastic build for the parts thats supposed to hold up against the wind.The screws became rusty instantly too.Took it off and left it in a bin on the trip.

I read other feedback about this screen so there were no surprises when the instructions turned out to be written by a sadistic fiend. I like jigsaw puzzles so I accepted the challenge and cracked on. The pictures gave some idea of how it's assembled but you need to do a little lateral thinking too. That said, it took me an hour to get it ready to attach to my bike including the time it takes with a sharp blade to remove some annoying bits of flash.I hear the warnings that the ABS screen may be a little brittle but, for 14 Pounds I'll just ride until it snaps - if it ever does. If I were to ride into a stone with sufficient force to break it I'll be grateful that it's protected my vastly more expensive helmet.Overall this is a great little screen that does the job well, the locks preventing any wobble and creep. The range of adjustment is fine and I haven't noticed any distortion worth worrying about.I would recommend this to anyone.

Made of perspex assembly may puzzle some. Easy to fit and adjust through a big range. Efficent

Easy to assemble once you have worked out how it goes together, the nuts pull into little holes in the spoiler and seem visually far too small but they are a perfect fit. Once on the bike it has definitely reduced turbulence and noise, and seems sturdy, briefly tested up to 80 mph, solid at 70 mph cruising. Good quality and simply amazing value for money.